
This fabulous sequel to small-town lesbian romance, Not-So-Straight Sue, sees Sue and Moni tie the knot in an outback wedding stuffed with crazy characters and chaos.
Three years ago, Sue Brent proposed to Moni Kratzmann in the corridor of the Royal Flying Doctor Base. Now, with marriage equality finally the law in Australia, their wedding is on. As friends and family from near and far gather at Jayboro Outstation in outback Queensland, Moni and Sue strive to keep their wedding plans—and their lives—on track.
Between well-meaning families, ex-girlfriends, and a community that wants to party, their wedding is set to be bigger than Moni’s home state of Texas. But is that what they want?
It’s a simple outback wedding. What could possibly go wrong?
Three years ago, Sue Brent proposed to Moni Kratzmann in the corridor of the Royal Flying Doctor Base. Now, with marriage equality finally the law in Australia, their wedding is on. As friends and family from near and far gather at Jayboro Outstation in outback Queensland, Moni and Sue strive to keep their wedding plans—and their lives—on track.
There is so much joy in this book, it’s impossible to describe. More than simply a love story, it flat out celebrates love—romantic love first and foremost, but also familial love and the love of friends who are like family.
This is a heart-warming tale, true to character, and true to the family of friends she’s created in the previous three books. This is a short story that follows the Girl-Meets-Girl series, and we catch up with all three couples (and other familiar faces), although this book tells the story of Moni and Sue’s wedding.
Let me start by saying I love each and everyone of the characters written in the Girl Meets Girl series of books so for me it was basically full circle to read of Sue and Moni getting married. Add to that the emotions this book stirred within me for so many reasons, whether that’s being a fellow Australian or hanging on the outcome of such a crucial vote as someone in a same sex relationship.